MARCHSHOWCASE

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YOUR APPLICATION IS IN.IT’S TIME TO PREVIEW YOUR FUTURE!

You’re just a few steps away from beginning your educational experience, so what’s next? We will send you information about everything from financing your education to enrolling in courses. Keep an eye out for emails and documents on JOIN U of T. To get you started, here are answers to some common questions stu-dents have after they apply.

WHEN WILL I GET A DECISION ON MY APPLICATION?

We send offers of admission to current Ontario high school students in February, March and May. If you ap-plied by the deadline and haven’t received an admission decision yet, don’t worry! We send out the majority of our offers in March and May.

If you applied using the 105 OUAC application form (non-Ontario high school and international applicants), offers are sent in February, April and May. Be sure to check your application status through the JOIN U of T portal to make sure that your application is complete.

Regardless of which application you completed (101 or 105), all applicants will receive a decision by the end of May.

If you do receive an offer of admission, don’t forget to accept it! Follow the instructions on JOIN U of T and reply by the deadline outlined in your offer letter.

WHICH COURSES SHOULD I TAKE IN MY FIRST YEAR?Visit our Program Information Fairs today to find out! Representatives from each program will be able to help understand what sorts of courses are offered and recommeded for first-year students. After accepting your offer, we encourage you to attend the “Get Started” event — a full-day academic orientation that will help you plan for a successful first year. For more informa-tion and to register, visit utsc.utoronto.ca/getstarted.

A SPECIALIST program provides you with an in-depth and focused understanding of a subject area. A specialist program satisfies 12–16 credits, depending on the program.

A MAJOR program develops a concentrated understanding within an academic field. A major program satisfies 7–9 credits, and must be combined with another major pro-gram or two minors

A MINOR program helps you diversify your academic portfolio. It introduces you to a subject area and allows you to augment skills from other fields. Minor programs satisfy 4–5 credits.

WHEN DO I REGISTER FOR COURSES AND PAY TUITION?

All incoming first-year students register for courses in early July. We will send you information about your course enrolment date and time. The deadline for paying first-year tuition is in mid-August. After you register for your courses in July, your tuition invoice and payment instructions will become available for you to access.

I APPLIED TO LIFE SCIENCES, BUT I’M ALSO INTERESTED IN OTHER SUBJECTS. CAN I TAKE COURSES IN THESE OTHER AREAS TOO?

You may have decided to study a specific program, but you can actually combine programs at U of T Scar-borough to suit your academic interests! Your U of T degree can be built in the following ways:

1 SPECIALIST or 2 MAJORS or 1 MAJOR + 2 MINORS

GOT QUESTIONS? GET ANSWERS. WIN BIG!We’re answering your questions live during March Showcase! Message us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook and one of our staff will reply live during the event. Three people who we chat with will be randomly selected to win $100 gift cards for the U of T Bookstore!

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TOURSCampus & Student Housing/Residence Tours

Guided campus and student housing/residence tours depart every 30 minutes, starting at 11:30am. The last tour departs at 3:00pm. Tour tickets can be picked up in the Highland Hall (HL) Event Centre and will depart from the tour table.

11:30am–3pm | Highland Hall (HL) Event Centre

Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre (TPASC) Tours

Tour buses for guided tours of TPASC depart at 1:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:00pm and 3:30pm. Tickets can be picked up in the Highland Hall (HL) Lobby on the ground floor. Tour buses depart outside of the north entrance of Highland Hall (HL).

1:00pm–3:30pm | Highland Hall (HL) Lobby

FOODStudent Centre (SL)

Asian GourmetChatime (lower level) Fit for Life Hero BurgerKentucky Fried Chicken (KFC)Subway

Humanities Wing Marketplace (HW)Bakery & Brunch Bento Sushi Booster JuicePizza Pizza

Bladen Wing (BV) & Academic Resource Centre (AC)Tim Hortons (lower level)UTSC Bookstore

Instructional Centre (IC)La Prep

Meeting Place (MP)/Science Wing (SW)Starbucks (lower level)

INFORMATION SESSIONS

Kyomi DuncanSenior Student Recruitment OfficerAdmissions & Student Recruitment

GENERAL INFORMATION SESSIONS Your application is in! What’s next?

Learn about what’s next in the admission process, unique features of U of T Scarborough and preparing for studies in the fall.

Presenter:

Erin CannonAdmissions & Student Recruitment OfficerAdmissions & Student Recruitment

Haven’t applied yet? Tips on applying to UTSC!

If you’re looking towards the future and already thinking about applying to U of T Scarborough, this session will help you understand what to expect from the process and how to put yourself in the best position.

Presenter:

Financing Your Education

This session will help you understand what options exist within and outside of the University to ensure that money isn’t a barrier to higher education.

Presenter:

Carlos HernandezFinancial Aid AdvisorOffice of the Registrar

PROGRAM INFORMATION SESSIONSYou’ve chosen your admission category, but what will studying in that field actually look like at U of T Scarborough? Department chairs, faculty members and staff will help you understand what courses you’ll be taking in your first year, the lab, studio and work spaces available to you, what your professors expect and how you can connect with them, and much more.

Co-op Arts & Science 11am, 1pm

Computer Science, Mathemat-ics and Statistics 12pm

International Development Studies (incl. Co-op Interna-tional Development Studies)

1pm

Life Sciences and Neurosci-ence 2pm

Management (incl. Co-op Management) 11am

Management & International Business 1pm

Paramedicine 11am

Psychology, Mental Health and Health Sciences 1pm

Social Sciences and Human-ities 11am

Visual & Performing Arts, Arts Management and Media 12pm

General Information Sessions 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PMYour application is in! What’s next? AA 112 MW 160Haven’t applied yet? Tips on how to apply to UTSC MW 160 MW 160Financing Your Education MW 110 MW 110

Program Information Sessions 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PMCo-op Arts & Science AC 223 HL B101Computer Science, Math and Statistics AC 223International Development Studies (including Co-op International Development Studies) MW 120

Life Sciences and Neuroscience AC 223Management Programs (including Co-op Manage-ment) IC 130

Management & International Business IC 220ParamedicineThis session will be followed by a tour of the Paramed-icine facilities at Centennial College (see below).

IC 230

Psychology, Mental Health Studies and Health Sciences AA 112

Social Sciences and Humanities HL B101Visual & Performing Arts, Arts Management and Media, and Journalism MW 170

Tours and Enhanced Campus Experiences 11 AM 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 PMChemistry and Environmental Science Labs TourFaculty and students will take you through the lead-ing-edge lab spaces in the LEED Gold Standard certi-fied Environmental Science and Chemistry Building. Most first-year science students will use the facilities located in this technologically advanced science edu-cation and research hub.

Departing fromEV Lobby

Paramedicine/Centennial College TourExplore Centennial College’s Morningside campus, with visits to the classrooms and labs in which Para-medicine students study. Speak with current students about their experiences and ask our staff questions about the program.

Departing fromIC 230

Campus Tours Highland Hall (HL) Event CentreTours will depart every 30 minutes.

Residence Tours Highland Hall (HL) Event CentreTours will depart every 30 minutes.

Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre (TPASC) TourHighland Hall (HL) Lobby

Buses will depart every 60 minutes, and a final trip at 3:30pm.

EVENT SCHEDULE

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS &STUDENT SERVICES FAIRSArts and Science Programs, Student Services Information Fair 11:00am–3:00pm | Highland Hall (HL) Event CentreSocial Science & Humanities ProgramsTABLE 1

AnthropologyTABLE 2

Health HumanitiesHealth Studies

TABLE 3City Studies GeographyGeographic Information

ScienceUrban Public Policy &

Governance

TABLE 4International Development

Studies (BA/BSc)TABLE 5

Political SciencePublic LawPublic Policy

TABLE 6Critical Migration StudiesCulture, Creativity & CitiesSociology

TABLE 7Creative WritingEnglishEnglish LiteratureLiterature & Film Studies

TABLE 8Philosophy

TABLE 9History

TABLE 10Classical StudiesWomen’s & Gender Studies

TABLE 11African StudiesFood StudiesGlobal Asia Studies

TABLE 12English/Chinese TranslationLinguisticsPsycholinguistics

TABLE 13French

TABLE 14Combined HBA/HBSc &

Master of TeachingScience ProgramsTABLE 15

Molecular Biology, Immu-nology & Disease

ParamedicineTABLE 16

Conservation & Biodiver-sity

Integrative BiologyMolecular Biology & Bio-

technologyPlant Biology

TABLE 17BiologyHuman Biology

TABLE 18Applied Statistics MathematicsStatistics

TABLE 19Computer Science

TABLE 20BiochemistryBiological ChemistryChemistry

TABLE 21Astronomy & AstrophysicsPhysical & Mathematical

SciencesPhysical SciencesPhysics & Astrophysics

TABLE 22Combined Environmental

Science & Professional Master of Engineering

Environmental BiologyEnvironmental Chemistry

Environmental GeoscienceEnvironmental PhysicsEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental Studies

TABLE 23Combined Mental Health

& Master of Social WorkMental Health StudiesNeurosciencePsychology

Visual & Performing Arts, Arts Management and Media ProgramsTABLE 24

Arts History & Visual Culture

Curatorial StudiesStudio

TABLE 25Media Studies New Media Studies

TABLE 26Journalism

Media, Journalism & Digi-tal Cultures

TABLE 27Arts Management

Theatre & Performance Studies

TABLE 28Music & Culture

Student ServicesTABLE 29

Academic Advising & Ca-reer Centre

TABLE 30Centre for Teaching &

Learning

TABLE 31International Student

Centre (with Student Ex-change/Study Abroad)

Department of Student Life

TABLE 32Indigenous Student Sup-

port & OutreachTABLE 33

Health & Wellness

TABLE 34Athletics & Recreation

(with Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre)

TABLE 35AccessAbility

Additional Tables

Admissions Financial Aid Scholarships Arts & Science Co-op

Management Programs Information Fair 12:00pm–2:30pm | Instructional Centre (IC) AtriumEconomicsManagementManagement & AccountingManagement & Finance

Management & Finance (BBA) and Statistics — Quantitative Finance Stream (BSc)

Management & HR

Management & ITManagement & International

Business Mangement & MarketingStrategic Management

Additional Booths:

Admissions OfficeCo-op (Management)Financial Aid

EXHIBITIONS & OTHER SPACES

HIGHLAND HALL (HL) EVENT CENTRE FLOORPLAN

Nanabozho’s Sisters

The Doris McCarthy Gallery is U of T Scarborough’s on-campus, professional art gallery. Stop by and take in their current exhibition acknowledging Indigenous women’s contribution to humour, irony and satire in the visual arts.

12:00pm–5pm | Doris McCarthy Gallery (BV)

Balloon Wall Photo Op!

In between sessions and conversations, stop by the balloon installation in the Highland Hall Event Centre to camp-ture and share a #UTSC Instagrammable moment!

11:00am–3pm | Highland Hall (HL) Event Centre

The BRIDGE

Discover the state-of-the-art Business Research & Innovation Centre (The BRIDGE): UTSC’s new multi-purpose space that spans teaching, study, research and experiential learning for business, finance and entrepreneurship.

11:00am–2:30pm | Instructional Centre (IC)

Statement of Acknowledgement of Traditional LandWe wish to acknowledge this land on which the University of Toronto operates. For thousands of year it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous peope from across Turtle island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.